What is the vegetation of boreal forest?

Answer 1

Well a coniferous forest consists of many trees which are characterized by having conical leaves, aka needles. So most pine and spruce trees could fit into this category.

Answer 2

Coniferous forests consist mainly of conifers, which are cone bearing trees such as pines, junipers, firs, redwoods, cypresses, spruces, and larches. Most animals that live in coniferous forests survive the harsh winters by migrating or hibernating. They get an average of 14-30 inches of rain fall yearly and have an average winter temperature of 14 degrees Fahrenheit and a summer temperature of 53 degrees.

Answer 3

The vegetation of the boreal forest typically consists of coniferous trees such as spruce, fir, and pine, as well as deciduous trees like birch and aspen. Shrubs like blueberry and ferns are also common in the understory, with mosses and lichens covering the forest floor.

Answer 4

THE vegetation in the Boreal forest is Centeral mixed wood trees, Dry mixed wood trees,Black spruce trees,Rusty peat moss,Foxtail barley,Wild Sarsaprilla and Grease wood

Answer 5

What is the dominant plant life for the coniferous forest?

Answer 6

grass